He is a powerful minister of the Tang Dynasty. At the age of twelve, he already holds the highest official rank, becoming the Grand Preceptor of the Tang Dynasty!
At court, he is the powerful minister second only to the emperor, The Outcast. Beyond the court, he leads the martial world, unifying Cihang Jingzhai, the Demon Sect, and the entire jianghu.
Changsun Dan transmigrates as the sixth son of Changsun Wuji and gains the Powerful Minister System. He recruits civil and military officials from history, establishes a scientific system, and equips the Tang Dynasty with cannons and rifles, making it the world's leading power ten years ahead of schedule! He cleans up the bureaucracy, purges corrupt officials and treacherous ministers, revives the economy, improves papermaking and gunpowder, makes glass, invents movable-type printing, launches newspapers, and creates the Tang Dynasty's banking and stock market system. He destroys the Turks, conquers Tibet, fights the Central Asian empires, subjugates the Eastern Roman Empire, and takes control of Europe. He invents the tower ship, produces steel, and builds colossal steel warships! He brings Japan into the empire, advances into Latin America and the Americas, develops colonies, wins the hearts of beauties from every people, and makes the Tang Dynasty the world's greatest power!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
To be honest, the really powerful one is Genghis Khan, also known as Temujin, who conquered half the world.
I laughed silently when I saw the first sentence
Concubine Yang was born into the royal family of the Sui Dynasty and was the Ruyi Princess of the Sui Dynasty.
The emperor's teacher is called emperorshi
Banknotes first appeared in the early Song Dynasty. Did you have them during Li Shimin's time?
I wanted to laugh when I read the first sentence of the first chapter, "The Emperor's Edict of Fengtian Chengyun" was from the Tang Dynasty. . . It's from the Ming Dynasty. . .
Commentary on Chapter 93: The Mistress of the Grand Master's Mansion in "The Young Grand Master of the Tang Dynasty" written by Dao Ling Tianbang [Please subscribe].
Li Shimin asked you to die, would you?
We are all members, so why bother making things difficult for members? Aren't you making ordinary players laugh at you?
It's been a bit boring lately. Do you want to make some new developments, such as giving birth to a little grand master?